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authentik/passbook/flows/planner.py
Jens L 4915205678
WIP Use Flows for Sources and Providers (#32)
* core: start migrating to flows for authorisation

* sources/oauth: start type-hinting

* core: create default user

* core: only show user delete button if an unenrollment flow exists

* flows: Correctly check initial policies on flow with context

* policies: add more verbosity to engine

* sources/oauth: migrate to flows

* sources/oauth: fix typing errors

* flows: add more tests

* sources/oauth: start implementing unittests

* sources/ldap: add option to disable user sync, move connection init to model

* sources/ldap: re-add default PropertyMappings

* providers/saml: re-add default PropertyMappings

* admin: fix missing stage count

* stages/identification: fix sources not being shown

* crypto: fix being unable to save with private key

* crypto: re-add default self-signed keypair

* policies: rewrite cache_key to prevent wrong cache

* sources/saml: migrate to flows for auth and enrollment

* stages/consent: add new stage

* admin: fix PropertyMapping widget not rendering properly

* core: provider.authorization_flow is mandatory

* flows: add support for "autosubmit" attribute on form

* flows: add InMemoryStage for dynamic stages

* flows: optionally allow empty flows from FlowPlanner

* providers/saml: update to authorization_flow

* sources/*: fix flow executor URL

* flows: fix pylint error

* flows: wrap responses in JSON object to easily handle redirects

* flow: dont cache plan's context

* providers/oauth: rewrite OAuth2 Provider to use flows

* providers/*: update docstrings of models

* core: fix forms not passing help_text through safe

* flows: fix HttpResponses not being converted to JSON

* providers/oidc: rewrite to use flows

* flows: fix linting
2020-06-07 16:35:08 +02:00

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"""Flows Planner"""
from dataclasses import dataclass, field
from time import time
from typing import Any, Dict, List, Optional
from django.core.cache import cache
from django.http import HttpRequest
from structlog import get_logger
from passbook.core.models import User
from passbook.flows.exceptions import EmptyFlowException, FlowNonApplicableException
from passbook.flows.models import Flow, Stage
from passbook.policies.engine import PolicyEngine
LOGGER = get_logger()
PLAN_CONTEXT_PENDING_USER = "pending_user"
PLAN_CONTEXT_SSO = "is_sso"
PLAN_CONTEXT_APPLICATION = "application"
def cache_key(flow: Flow, user: Optional[User] = None) -> str:
"""Generate Cache key for flow"""
prefix = f"flow_{flow.pk}"
if user:
prefix += f"#{user.pk}"
return prefix
@dataclass
class FlowPlan:
"""This data-class is the output of a FlowPlanner. It holds a flat list
of all Stages that should be run."""
flow_pk: str
stages: List[Stage] = field(default_factory=list)
context: Dict[str, Any] = field(default_factory=dict)
def next(self) -> Stage:
"""Return next pending stage from the bottom of the list"""
return self.stages[0]
class FlowPlanner:
"""Execute all policies to plan out a flat list of all Stages
that should be applied."""
use_cache: bool
allow_empty_flows: bool
flow: Flow
def __init__(self, flow: Flow):
self.use_cache = True
self.allow_empty_flows = False
self.flow = flow
def plan(
self, request: HttpRequest, default_context: Optional[Dict[str, Any]] = None
) -> FlowPlan:
"""Check each of the flows' policies, check policies for each stage with PolicyBinding
and return ordered list"""
LOGGER.debug("f(plan): Starting planning process", flow=self.flow)
# Bit of a workaround here, if there is a pending user set in the default context
# we use that user for our cache key
# to make sure they don't get the generic response
if default_context and PLAN_CONTEXT_PENDING_USER in default_context:
user = default_context[PLAN_CONTEXT_PENDING_USER]
else:
user = request.user
# First off, check the flow's direct policy bindings
# to make sure the user even has access to the flow
engine = PolicyEngine(self.flow, user, request)
if default_context:
engine.request.context = default_context
engine.build()
result = engine.result
if not result.passing:
raise FlowNonApplicableException(result.messages)
# User is passing so far, check if we have a cached plan
cached_plan_key = cache_key(self.flow, user)
cached_plan = cache.get(cached_plan_key, None)
if cached_plan and self.use_cache:
LOGGER.debug(
"f(plan): Taking plan from cache", flow=self.flow, key=cached_plan_key
)
# Reset the context as this isn't factored into caching
cached_plan.context = default_context or {}
return cached_plan
LOGGER.debug("f(plan): building plan", flow=self.flow)
plan = self._build_plan(user, request, default_context)
cache.set(cache_key(self.flow, user), plan)
if not plan.stages and not self.allow_empty_flows:
raise EmptyFlowException()
return plan
def _build_plan(
self,
user: User,
request: HttpRequest,
default_context: Optional[Dict[str, Any]],
) -> FlowPlan:
"""Actually build flow plan"""
start_time = time()
plan = FlowPlan(flow_pk=self.flow.pk.hex)
if default_context:
plan.context = default_context
# Check Flow policies
for stage in (
self.flow.stages.order_by("flowstagebinding__order")
.select_subclasses()
.select_related()
):
binding = stage.flowstagebinding_set.get(flow__pk=self.flow.pk)
engine = PolicyEngine(binding, user, request)
engine.request.context = plan.context
engine.build()
if engine.passing:
LOGGER.debug("f(plan): Stage passing", stage=stage, flow=self.flow)
plan.stages.append(stage)
end_time = time()
LOGGER.debug(
"f(plan): Finished building",
flow=self.flow,
duration_s=end_time - start_time,
)
return plan